Is Privacy an Antitrust Issue? A Growing Movement
American antitrust policy has been described as “one of the most successful U.S. exports.”[1] The…
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Is Baseball Shrouded in Collusion Once More? Assessing the Likelihood that the Current State of the Free Agent Market Will Lead to Antitrust Liability for Major League Baseball’s Owners
This Note examines how Major League Baseball’s (MLB) current free agent system is restraining…
Innovation and Efficiency: Lines of Defense in the T-Mobile–Sprint Merger
The story of the U.S. wireless industry in the 21st century is one of rapid…
Hold Up… Are SSOs Actions Responsive?
For our economy to be in its best condition, we need to focus on growing…
The Internet Service Business Without Net Neutrality
Internet service providers (“ISPs”) such as AT&T, Comcast, and Verizon allow people to connect to…
Anti-Trust Implications of Big Data
The collection and storage of user data has grown exponentially over the past several years.[1]…
What Can We Expect from the Disney-Fox Deal?
For the entertainment industry, last month was an exciting one as Disney announced its acquisition…
What You Need to Know About the Time Warner and AT&T Merger
What Is Actually Happening? AT&T plans to buy out Time Warner[1] for approximately $85.4 billion.[2]…
Too Big to Boycott: How United Was Able To Stay in the Air
Shortly before a United Airlines flight took off, a man was pulled out of his…
“ALEXA, BUY WHOLE FOODS”
On August 23, 2017, the Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) approved Amazon.com, Inc.’s (“Amazon”) proposed $13.7…